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Jetstar's different fare types explained.

When booking tickets, Jetstar passengers face a daunting array of fares and bundles. Let’s take a simplified look...

Australian low-cost carrier Jetstar has an impressive variety of fares available to passengers when they come to book. With its low basic fares and add-on bundles, the airline caters to everyone, from those on a tight budget to business travelers who are prepared to pay a premium for greater comfort and flexibility.

This model is fairly typical among low-cost carriers worldwide, offering a low base fare, with the option to purchase extras such as seat selection and baggage - these ancillary sales are a vital source of revenue. Let’s take a closer look at what Jetstar offers…

Economy class fares

Jetstar's most basic and affordable fare is the Starter fare, as part of which, everything except the 7 kg hand luggage allowance needs to be purchased separately. Passengers can choose to add a bundle to their Starter fare, with three options available – Plus, Max, and Flex.

• Starter Plus – this popular bundle includes a 20 kg checked bag, Standard seat selection, inflight food and drink, loyalty points, and no change fee.
• Starter Max – the most complete of Jetstar’s economy class fares, the Starter Max bundle includes a 30 kg checked bag, Upfront or Extra legroom seat selection, and the option of a refund in the form of a credit voucher.
• Starter Flex – in addition to 14 kg hand luggage, no change fee, and credit voucher refunds, this flexible fare catering more to business travelers is the only one to allow free-of-charge same-day flight changes.

Bundles must be added at the time of purchase, with prices varying according to the route, but typically ranging from AU$30 ($21) to AU$50 ($35) more than the Starter fare on a short hop from Melbourne (MEL) to Sydney (SYD), and between AU$100 ($70) and AU$150 ($106) more on a longer flight between Melbourne and Singapore (SIN).

Business class fares

All Jetstar business class passengers are able to carry 14 kg hand luggage, and 30 kg checked baggage, and are offered food and drink onboard, inflight entertainment, and comfort packs (or Chill Kits , as Jetstar calls them). Business class passengers can also make use of priority boarding.

To be eligible for flight cancelation (at a fee), passengers must opt for the Business Class Max bundle. This is also the only fare option offered by Jetstar to include lounge access.

Jetstar’s short-haul fleet does not feature a business class cabin, so business class fares are only available on routes operated by the airline’s Boeing 787-8 aircraft. Each Dreamliner carries a total of 335 passengers in a two-class configuration – 21 in business class and 314 in business class.

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Rebounding from the pandemic

Jetstar today operates from eight bases nationwide, the largest of which is Melbourne Airport. According to data from ch-aviation.com , its fleet is made up of 78-strong fleet is made up of 57 Airbus A320s, ten Airbus A321s, and 11 Boeing 787-8s. Following the pandemic shutdown, the Qantas subsidiary has been working to restore its route network, and currently flies to 38 domestic and international destinations across 11 countries, including Australia, New Zealand, Vietnam, and the US.

As part of its ongoing fleet renewal project, Jetstar has already received four of its 20 Airbus A321LRs , and is awaiting delivery of a further 20 Airbus A321XLRs , which are due to arrive from 2024.

Are you a regular flyer on Jetstar Australia? Which fare do you normally purchase, and why? Share your experiences by commenting below.

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What are multi-city flights and how to book them on KAYAK?

If you’re like me and you love to travel as much as humanly possible, then multi-city flights might be perfect for you. As booking multi-city flights allow multiple flight destinations, you’re able to see and visit various cities or countries in just one trip. They add that flexibility where you can create layovers, combine numerous trips, or even fly in and out of different airports. Sometimes, they might even cost less. In this article, I’ll fully explain what multi-city flights are, how precisely they work and how you can book them.

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• What is a multi-city flight?
• How to book multi-city flights on KAYAK?
• What are the best destinations for a multi-city trip?
• Is there a secret trick to the best way to book multi-city trips?

1. What is a multi-city flight?

A multi-city flight is a type of flight itinerary that includes more than one destination. For example, you can book a multi-city flight from Los Angeles to St. Louis, then from St. Louis to New Orleans, and then from New Orleans back to Los Angeles. This way, you can visit more than one destination in just one trip , without having to book separate tickets for each of the legs. And you’re ready for a multi-city adventure . Read on how to build a multi-city itinerary and start planning your travel.

Some main advantages to multi-city flights are:

• Potentially save money on airfare by combining multiple destinations into one ticket.
• Definitely save on baggage fees by checking your luggage only once .
• Gain time by avoiding unnecessary layovers or connections.
• You can explore more destinations by adding extra legs to your trip.
• Customize your trip according to your preferences and interests.
• Mix and match different airlines and airports to find great deals.

2. How to book multi-city flights on KAYAK?

Booking a multi-city flight is very easy with KAYAK’s Flight Search tool that lets you select “Multi-city” instead of “Round-trip” or “One-way” – and here you can add your extra legs to your itinerary. Let’s give you a step-by-step on how to book a multi-city flight :

• Go to KAYAK.com/flights , and select “Multi-city” from a drop-down menu underneath where it says “Where are you flying?”
• Enter desired dates and destinations.
• Add the number of passengers, the cabin class you prefer and baggage per passenger.
• Now you just need to hit the search orange button 👇.

You can fine-tune the results by adding and subtracting legs as you start planning your itinerary. Sort the results based on time of day taking off, or landing (earliest or latest) to make things easy to sift through.

Next, it’s highly advisable to carefully review the booking details, as there are more legs to double-check on.

3. What are the best destinations for a multi-city trip?

Multi-city trips are fit for most destinations (not all) – so toggling with various options makes total sense. One ticket, multiple destinations . It’s easy and just the way I love to see the world. Here is an example itinerary for a trip with multiple stops.

• Atlanta – London Aug 1
• London by train to Paris, Aug 4
• Paris to Amsterdam also by train Aug 8
• Amsterdam to Berlin Aug 12
• Berlin to Madrid Aug 14
• Madrid back to Atlanta, Aug 17

✈️ Pro tip: Use the KAYAK Trips , which helps you with planning and organizing your trip in detail.

4. Is there a secret trick to the best way to book multi-city trips?

For me, a travel writer, it’s always about saving time. If I’m avoiding unnecessary layovers or connections , it means I have more time to explore my destination . If I spend all my time having to book multiple tickets and checking in multiple times, I am not spending my limited hours venturing around and meeting new humans. Of course, I also love to add extra legs to my trip.

I’ve added stopovers in Africa, like Nairobi en route to Johannesburg, in order to get some time in Kenya. Many airlines actually encourage this, too – with special offers and what they call “free stopovers” in places like Iceland and Portugal. And let’s face it, being able to mix and match also means I am actively curating and customizing my travel schedules.

How was this guide created?

I have been on the road, roughly 200 days every year , for the better part of two decades. As you can imagine I am constantly taking multiple flights and having to puzzle out my travel. What I like to do is spend time online finding interesting routes to fly – who knew you could get to Paris via Morocco! And then I often crowdsource and ask friends what they are doing with their itineraries, as I am always learning something new. It isn’t a perfect science, of course, but I love to be able to keep things a little more flexible.

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Multi-city flights FAQ

In fact, you can save money on flights by combining multiple destinations into one ticket. Sometimes, especially during peak season or between the most popular routes, booking a multi-city flight can be cheaper than booking multiple one-way tickets. And you can avoid all the search time looking for one-way tickets all over the globe.

Most airlines release their flight schedules around 11 months, or so, before the dates. With international travel, there are some rules worth following – summer months are very busy and thus demand goes up, and you might not be able to get the exact flights you are after. A good rule of thumb is to start looking roughly 6 months before your specific travel dates, and not wait much later than 3 months before you’re planning to get into the skies.

This is a type of multi-city flight. It means that you fly into one city and out of another. For example, you can book an open-jaw flight from New York to Boston, then take the train to Providence, Rhode Island from Boston, and then fly back to New York from Providence. This way, you can explore all these places in a way that you would like, without having to necessarily backtrack or return to your original destination.

Absolutely you can. It’s a simple multi-city flight, or call it an “open-jaw flight.” And KAYAK has the perfect search tool to help with these. Try KAYAK’s Flight Search and click on multi-city instead of return or one-way.

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Hi all. There's no multi city option on jetstar and i want to book bne-dps then dps-mel. Only option is to book one way each way. One way dps-mel means I'm booking in IDR. Anyone have experience with this? Presuming just might need to show departing brisbane i definitely have a return ticket. Otherwise book via guest centre? Thanks everyone

I've done something similar. I had a 1-way to DPS and another 1-way from SYD back to N America. But I did not have anything booked for the DPS to SYD sector since I wasn't sure what my plans were going to be. At the port of departure in N. America I was asked to prove that i plan to leave Indonesia. Which I did indirectly with the ticket departing from SYD. They were satisfied with that. No issues upon arrival in DPS either. Yours is a more straightforward case, so you shouldn't have any issues either.

Try this link. I just did a dummy run and it seems to work okay. Cheers

https://booknow.jetstar.com/

Thanks so much for the replies everyone. Really helpful :)

hope this one helps!

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Welcome to the world's first multi-city meta-meta flight search® engine. We are the first unique website to compare multiple flight aggregators (also known as meta-search engines/ flight comparison sites) for the cheapest multi-city flights from one convenient dashboard. Select up to 6 flight legs using our main search engine form, enter your dates, and we will compare the best multi-city prices from KAYAK, Skyscanner, momondo, Jetradar, Kiwi.com and more. By comparing multiple sites on our easy to use dashboard, you can save up to 20% off your next multi-city flight ticket. Different websites search different travel sources and agents, leading to different pricing. Always compare multiple sites using our multi-city flight finder to ensure the best multi-stop flight deals.

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The best sites to use to find the cheapest multi-city flights are those known as flights comparison sites or flight aggregators. They use clever technology which scans multiple travel agents and airline websites to find the cheapest available multi-destination flights. The best websites currently on the market are KAYAK, Skyscanner, Kiwi.com, momondo, Google flights & Jetradar. We search multiple flight aggregators from our powerful meta-meta dashboard, ensuring the best multi-stop flights do not pass you by.

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About KAYAK's multi-city flight search?

Based in the USA and part of the booking holdings conglomerate, KAYAK is one of the worlds leading meta-search engines. They have a mighty multi-city flight search engine that searches hundreds of travel agents and airlines with one single search. They also have special hacker fares where they combine itineraries from different airlines. You can compare KAYAK's multi-stop flight results on the first tab of our search results page.

What is Skyscanner's multi-city search like?

Skyscanner, part of Trip.com, has developed one of the world's most comprehensive multi-city flight searches. It is essential to check Skyscanner's results alongside other search engines to ensure the very best multi-stop deals. Skyscanner zips through hundreds of websites to find the best priced multi-city flights but can sometimes be beaten on price. The best way to make sure you get the best priced multi-city flights is to use our dashboard that compares multiple flight aggregators.

Is momondo multi-city search any good?

Momondo is Denmark's premier flight search engine. They have become one of the world's most popular flight comparison sites and search hundreds of unique sites to find the cheapest multi-city flights. You can see momondo results on our tab based search results page alongside some of the world's best competing search engines. Momondo also lets you see prices based on your payment method, as sometimes airlines charge a premium if you choose credit cards instead of debit payments. You can see how this affects flight price by selecting your payment method using the filters provided; you can choose Visa debit, Visa Credit, American Express, Paypal, etc.

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JetRadar is a Thai based metasearch engine that currently has partnerships with 535 airlines and 35 travel agencies worldwide. It is always worth checking their results alongside the other search engines. You can filter results by selecting 'best tickets', showing you the best balance between convenience and price. You can also filter results by deciding whether you require baggage or not, which can affect the total flight price. You can search JetRadar results on our multiple multi-city flight search results page.

What is Kiwi's nomad search for cheap multi-city flights?

Kiwi.com has developed an interesting multi-city flight search engine called 'Nomad'. Nomad shuffles through multiple itineraries to find the best and cheapest multi-destination routes, combining flights, buses and trains. Kiwi is also famous for its virtual interlining, which combines itineraries from over 750 airlines that sometimes do not cooperate. They also provide the flexibility to rebook or cancel your booking should the need arise and offer a Kiwi guarantee where they will cover the cost of your ticket should you miss a connecting flight for whatever unforeseen reason.

When is the cheapest time to buy multi-city flights?

The strange anomaly about multi-stop flights is that you can often find cheaper multi-city itineraries than single return flights. To know when is the most reasonable time to buy these tickets, you should use a flexible search engine. Luckily we have developed a powerful, flexible date search engine at FlightsFinder.com, but you have to use it to check one-way flights to get a rough idea of the cheapest dates to fly. Once you have an idea of the cheapest dates to travel on our flexible flight page, come back to our multi-city search page and search on those dates. You can potentially save even more by comparing multiple comparison sites on those dates using our intuitive dashboard.

How to find open-jaw flights using our multi-city search?

Open-jaw flights are those where you fly into one city but fly out of another. For example, an open-jaw flight would fly from New York to Seattle and return from San Francisco to New York. You can easily search for open-jaw flights on our multi-city search page by entering where you wish to go and which city you want to return from. Open-jaw flights can be cheaper than return flights from the exact location; we recommend playing around with our robust search engine to see what you can find.

Is it cheaper to buy single flights or multi-city flights?

In our experience, it is unpredictable which search will end up cheaper between buying multiple one-way tickets or searching a multi-city itinerary. Our best advice would be to use our one-way search engine to see single priced flights and then compare that with the prices you find on our multi-city flight page. Generally speaking, solo travellers can find cheap one-way flights by stitching together complex itineraries. We recommend going down the multi-city flight search route if travelling with a family.

Is Google's multi-city flight search the best?

Google flights have developed the fastest flight search engine on the planet. Results load lightning-fast, and they offer users the ability to search for multi-city routes. The downside is that Google flights can be beaten on occasion by other aggregators. For example, we searched for a multi-city flight from SFO > LON --- LON > BCN --- BCN > ROM --- ROM > SFO; the cheapest flight on Google was $1097, whilst Kiwi returned the most affordable flights at $886. The best thing to do is to use our dashboard, which allows you to compare multiple search engines in seconds.

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Jetstar, a renowned airline, understands the evolving needs of modern travelers and offers a seamless process for booking multi-city flights.

 In this guide, we will walk you through the step-by-step process of booking a multi-city flight with Jetstar, ensuring you make the most of your journey.  

Booking a multi-city flight with Jetstar is a straightforward process that caters to the diverse needs of modern travelers. By following this comprehensive guide, you can navigate the booking process seamlessly and embark on a journey that suits your unique itinerary. 

Jetstar's commitment to customer satisfaction, coupled with its user-friendly platform, ensures a hassle-free travel experience for all.  

Multi-City Travel  

Before diving into the booking process, it's essential to grasp the concept of multi-city travel. Jetstar's multi-city option allows you to visit multiple destinations in a single trip, offering flexibility and customization. This is particularly beneficial for travelers with diverse itineraries, whether for business or leisure.  

Initiating the Booking Process  

To begin your multi-city adventure with Jetstar, visit their official website or use their mobile app. The user-friendly interface ensures a smooth navigation experience.

Log In or Sign Up:

If you already have an account, log in using your credentials.

New users need to create an account by providing basic information.

Select Multi-City Option:

Once logged in, select the "Multi-City" option on the booking page.

Building Your Itinerary  

Jetstar's intuitive booking system allows you to create a personalized itinerary with multiple stops. Follow these steps:

Enter Departure and Arrival Cities:

Input your initial departure city and the first destination.

Add subsequent cities and flight dates based on your travel plan.

Choose Flight Times:

Explore the available flight options for each leg of your journey.

Select the most suitable departure and arrival times.

Review and Confirm:

Double-check your itinerary for accuracy.

Confirm your selections and proceed to the next steps.

Additional Considerations  

Accommodations and Transportation:

Consider whether you want to book accommodations and ground transportation through Jetstar for added convenience.

Travel Insurance:

Evaluate Jetstar's travel insurance options and decide whether they align with your needs.

  Payment and Confirmation

Enter Payment Details:

Provide the necessary payment information to complete the booking.

Confirmation and Itinerary Receipt:

Once the payment is processed, receive a confirmation email containing your itinerary details.

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Cancellation and Refund Policy:

Familiarize yourself with Jetstar's cancellation and refund policies for multi-city flights.

Understand any fees associated with changes to your itinerary.

Contacting Jetstar:

For any inquiries or assistance, contact Jetstar's customer service at (18) 0071 8568.

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